Examples of 'something to take' in a sentence
Meaning of "something to take"
something to take - an item or object that one can bring along or acquire. This phrase is commonly used in casual conversations or while shopping
How to use "something to take" in a sentence
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something to take
I had something to take care of this morning.
I have got a little something to take care of.
Something to take dominion over it and subdue it.
Said she had something to take care of.
Something to take my mind off that kiss.
At least we have got something to take back.
I need something to take care of at the moment.
Lack of sleep is not something to take lightly.
I have something to take care of in the morning.
Each team creates something to take home.
Something to take my mind off this trip.
She must have something to take care of.
Something to take your mind off things.
I heard you had something to take care of.
Something to take on board for future struggles.
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We have got to do something to take him down.
Do something to take back control of the narrative.
Even the letter is something to take to bed.
I got something to take care of somewhere else.
He will have to eat something to take medicine.
I had something to take care of at the foundation.
Tell me if there is something to take from here.
Just something to take your mind off of it.
I will wrap you something to take home.
Something to take her mind off things.
You got to give me something to take downstairs.
Something to take into account in future works.
Tom said he had something to take care of.
Something to take the edge off my hunger.
I am sure there will be something to take photos of.
Just something to take the paint off.
Give your audience something to take home.
I need something to take my mind off of it all.
Winter weather is not something to take lightly.
Just something to take the edge off.
Lyme disease is not something to take lightly.
I need something to take me out of that discomfort.
Developing a blog is not something to take lightly.
I need something to take the edge off.
Writing a biography is not something to take lightly.
We needed something to take it to the next summer.
Overheating in animals is not something to take lightly.
A little something to take that chill off.
I am going to prescribe a little something to take the edge off.
We need something to take me out of this room.
Maybe they offered him something to take us out.
Something to take out of the adult industry.
This is certainly something to take back home.
Something to take your mind off of it for a bit.
There is always something to take into consideration.
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